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The WEEKLY Union, 50 per year.


The New Years edition of the RECORD
UNION, containing sixteen pages, and the
Citrus Fair" edition, of twelve pages
the two best papers ever published, descrip-
tive of the advantages and resources OF
Central and Northern California-are fol-
sale at this Office and at the news agencies,
for five cents per copy. Spread the light by
sending copies of them to your friends.
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DIED.

Sacramento, December 29-Allen N. Locy, %
years and 10 months.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
yited to attend the funeral. which viii take
place from the American River Grange Hall,
Wednesday, January 5th, at 1870 o'clock.l
Sacramento, January 2-J. II. Cole, a native of
Germany, &c years- months and II days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
yited to attend the funeral. which will take
place from K Of P. Hall, Odd Fellows Tenn
pie, Ninth aEd streets, this afternoon at .
o'clock
Sacramento, January 5--Gustav, youngest son
of G. T. Wahi, native of sac aMeg,o,
months and days.
[Interment private.
Reno. New, recember si-christopher Higgins,
81 years and months.
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CLUNIr OPERA HoUgr.-A fine house wit

ULUNIE OPERA H0USE.-A nne mousse Wit
messed the production of the Partisan mel
odrama, ga Woman of the People" in
which Rose Wood, with eminent success,
sustained the character of Marie. &ir.
Barrows, Mr.. Logan Paul, Mr.. Holden and
Scott Cooper had the leading male roles.
OF Mr.. Barrows and Mr.. Holden we have
heretofore spoken. Mr.. Paul made a very
favorable impression, and was warmly re-
eeived. The scenery was good-notably
the street snow scene-the piece well
mounted and effectively presented to the
satisfaction of the audience. The same
play tonight.
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E,yORxERLY PHYSICIAN AT MERCY EOs
Il pital, Chicago. Graduate Of Chicago Medi.
cal College. Special attention given to treat
ment of catarrh and diseases Of the eye ear and
skin. Office, 5l3 K street. between Fifth and
Sixth. Office Hours-9 to IL A. H.. to o. and 7
to 8 P. N. Residence, 1907 Sixth street. IT
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State sunerintendencx.

Professor w. T. Welcker, the retiring
Superintendent of Public Instruction, cour-
teously devoted the morning yesterday,
from 10 to u o'clock, in explaining to his
successor, Hon. Ira G. Hoitt, the various
workings and duties of the office. A few
minutes past - o'clock he turned the office
over to Mr.. Hoitt, and wished him success.
After thanking Professor Welcker tor his
courtesy, Mr.. Hoitt Immediately announced
the appointment of his wife, Mrs. Julia B.
Hoitt, as his deputy, and of II. A. Moses as
clerk. Mrs. Hoitt is lady of literary cult
ure, as we'll as a practical teacher of long
experience, having taught in the high and
grammar schools of Boston, and in the
schools of San Francisco and Oakland
where she held the positions respectively of
special and head assistant in grammar, and
Principal in primary schools. Mr.. Moses
is familiar with the duties of his office. He
has twice before held the position under
the Carr and Campbell administrations.
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, January ply Rev. Father Grace.
at St. Rose Church, Peer kennedy to Annie
Tierney.
Sacramento, January ply Rev. Father Grace,
at ST. Rose Church, Simon Flanagan to Mary
Callinan.
Sacramento, January By Rev. Father Grace,
William Mosaer to Katie Glenn, both of Wal
nut Grove.
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FIrsl-AlI Fits stopped free by Dr.
Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No Fits
after first days use. Marvellous cures.
Treatise and 81 trial bottle free to Fit
cases. Send to DR.. Kline, 931 Arch street,
PhilsdeInhia Pa
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A ssAYER AND CHEMIST, NO. 81? STREET
"A ANALYSIS of water ana assays OF all the
precious and useful metals made. Also, gold
amalgam retorted, srnelted and bullion assays
carried out at short notice. Gold bought at as
say value or st the highest price. 1yS-O
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LEGISLATIVE REPORTS.

Comprehensive reports of the doings of
the Legislature will be published daily in
the RECORD UNION. Orders left at this
office for papers, to be delivered or sent by
mail or express, will receive prompt at
tention.
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DEALER N ALL KINDS OF SAUSAGE,
also. the finest Mettworst and Salama;
genuine and imitation Swiss Cheese, and all
other kinds; the purest Ranch Butter and Fresh
Eggs No. 723 street, bet. Seventh and Eighth.
All orders nromptlY attended TO. I'm
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CLoAKsi CLoAKsl-Our great annual
clearing sale of cloaks has now com
menced. Every garment of the finest
AIDES TO the cheapest receives benefit in
favor of the buyer, at Red House.
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JUsT RECEIVED Two thousand gallons
Sonona claret, six years old; equal to the
finest French wine. To be obtained in
quantities to suit from Geo. W. Chesley.
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canvassIng committee Meeting

The following gentlemen, who have
been appointed by the Inaugural Ball Ex-
ecutive Committee to serve as a Finance
Committee, are requested to meet at W. P.
Coleman's Office tomorrow evening at 7:30:
First Ward-Ben. Cohen, Jos. Steffens,
Chas K. Parsons, J. n. Porter William
Beckman, Frank Miller, Major Hubbard,
Captain 7. B. Hall, Robert Devlin, Colonel
It. w. Sheehan, VIM. Lyon, c. NJ. Prodger.
Second Ward-Chris. Green, H. w. Car
roll, R. D. Stephens, NJ. Lindley, Alex.
Nelson, Geo. w. Chesley, Albert Elkus,
Major Mclaughlin, w. r. Felter J. c.
Kelly, VIM. Shaw.
Third Ward. T. Griffitts Ben. Wilson,
A. L. Frost, C. s. Houghton Frank B. Har-
mon, Ben. Steinman, Wilbur F. George,
Add c. Hinkson, DR.. Huntington, Frank
Smith.
Fourth Ward-Colonel McNasser, NJ r.
Beard, Fred. Ray, Ed. F. Smith, Kent
Blessing, E. ". Hale, W. o. Bowers, E. X.
Alsip, Adolph Scheld, E. Cothrin, Matt. f.
johnson, G. PolitZ.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
q. w. DIXON, NJ. d.,

GURGEON AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYsI-
- clan. Office, northeast corner of Fourth
and streets Hours-9 to 10 A. NJ +, i to 3. and
to SP. If. Residence. southeast corner Eighth
and streets Eye, kaf and Throat Diseases a
speeiaty
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q. u. PIEasol

nEETIsT, z15 J STREET, BE- Esszss
IL tween Fourth and Filth, sacre-t 49,
Gento Artificial Teeth inserted On S1I--sS
Gold, Vuiesrlite and eli bases Nitrous Oxide 81
Laughing Gas administered for painless entrso
kf~,1, M tSatl LIZ
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Board of Citv TRUSTEES.

The Board met at 10 A. NJ. yesterday, all
the members present. Minutes read and
approved.
The report of H c. Wolf, Chief Engineer
of the Water-works, showing that Ii, 1885,
600 gallons of water had been pumped dur
ing the previous week, was read and filed.
Judge w. H. Beatty addressed the Board,
insisting that the drainage box put through
the north levee by j. H. Carroll be re-
moved, and the levee put i'll the same con-
dition it was before the box was inserted.
The Board, after consideration of the
matter, ordered that all drains fused by pri-
vate parties) in any of the levees be taken
out and the excavations filed in solidly.
The Clerk was directed to notify Mr.. Car
roll of the action taken.
A remonstrance was filed by Mrs. F. C..
Campbell, H. Kohne and Chas. NJ. Camp
bell against the construction of frame ad-
ditions to buildings On the northeast corner
of Fourth and X streets, where there was a
fire recently.
1t was ordered that the Clerk notify the
contractor for the improvement of @ street.
from Twenty-second to Twenty-fourth and
Twenty to Thirtieth, to proceed i'm
mediately to complete the same according
to contract and specifications. or his bonds
men will be held responsible.
Ordered that the assessment roll for the
construction of sewer in the alley between
K and L streets, from Eighth to Ninth, is
hereby adopted.
Monthly reports of ]. n. Porter, City
Treasurer; Clarence n. Nelson, Superin.
tendent of Cemeteries; II. F. Dillman,
Chief of Police; P. Rumble, Poundmaster
and n. A. Kidder, Harbormaster, and the
quarterly reports of j. T. Stafford, Clerk of
the Waterworks and Geo. A. Putnam, City
Collector, were read and ordered on file.
The bond of James Touhey, for construct
ing a sewer in the alley between X and L
streets, from Ninth to Tenth, was presented
and approved.
The application of property owners in
the vicinity of Fourth and K streets to be
allowed to construct certain frame add
tons to their property, was denied.
After allowing a large number of de-
mands the Board adjourned.
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s. j. JACKSON


DEALFR IN STOVES, RANGES, SHEET
iron, Tinware ETC., 423 street, between
Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. A full line OF
Oil Stoves
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nY. M. =. WIARn,

7EEs. NJ. A. WALKER. C. g. OF HOPKINS
wi College. Chicago. viii treat all diseases OF
those who desire her serl ices. Residence. 1900
Seventh street. sacI ameuto 1m
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THEIR CLEARANCE SALE-After the holt
day trade, which to an extent closes with the
beginning of the new year, merchants, as q
rule, who have an extensive trade, have
lines of goods which they do not desire to
carry over to the next season. These goods
are often thrown into the market away be-
low cost. C. II. Gilman, of the Red House,
in another column Of to-day's paper makes
an announcement of a great clearance sale
of one line of goods only, as follows; La
dies walking jackets, cloaks, wraps, man
telettes, misses cloaks and walking jack
cts, and children's knit suits-sizes fitting
those of from TO years. This line OF
goods contains over 400 garments, all OF
which will be closed out at remarkably low
prices. Mr.. Gilman during the week. or
until the closks, etc, are disposed Of in
tends 70 make il an object for all TO call and
examine the bargains offered.
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BORN,

American River Bridge, December 2l-Wife Of
L. l.. Cocns. a son.
FlofiD, December 30-Wife of D. Reese, a son.
Lovelocx, Humboldt county, New, December
2f-wiie of ]. II. Theis, a son.
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c. q. GOss. III. b.,
,fIgD CURE or METAPHYSICAL

ADY PHYSICIAN, CORNER SEVENTH
1 A and streets. Sacramento. ONCE Hours
6 to IA w., II 10 3 P. NJ, toSP.M.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
IL. A. BOWER,

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. SHOP $50
u L street, between Fifth and Sixth. Saera-
mento Jobbing promptly attended TO- EST.
mates furnished. A Lot of Old Doors and Good
Shelving For Sale. I'm
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A SLASH and cut on 400 cloaks and wraps
now commenced at Red House. See ad-
vertisement.
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i'll. WALTON. the Pioneer Rink Manager,
has taken charge of the Pavilion Rink, NJ
and Sixth streets. and assures the pleasure
seeking public respectable and orderly
resort.
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ClAURAMENTO FOUNDRY, FRONT STREET
3 corner N. Steam Engines, all kinds OF MIN
ing, Ship and Agricultural Machinery, HOUSE
Castings, Iron Ratings and Ornamental Work
Hnrae Powers and the best Ground Roller. Il
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The Chiekering & Sons Pianos stand at
the head of all makes. Full iron frame,
and patent repeating action. L. K. Ham
mer, No. $50 street, sole agent.
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L. d
CaEr.E a CRoY.Y.

HONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
[ pareI to do ali kinds OF work In their line,
in city or country. Principal place of business,
Sacramento. Shop, No. 112i Second street. De-
tween and L postcfice Box No. 40, saers-
menta. 4ptf
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IF BOOT. ALEX. NELSON. J. DRIscoL.
ROOT. NELSON s CO.,
J. o. FUNSTON
,. FOSTER,

TJNION FOUNDRY IRON AND BRASS
| Founders and Maehinists, Front street
between and o. Castings and Machinery
every description made to order. SPIN
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ED. M. MARTIN,
CLINTON l.. WHITE,

4 TTORNEY-AT-LAw OFFICE AND RESI-
n dence, COS 1 street, neer corner Sixth, Sac
ramento, Cal.
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MA1HUsHEKn PIANOS are the best On
every point. Jehn F. Cooper, agent.
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What a Chance
st Ehasn %zzmos
Presents fol I'll in Tho JsRsIIg Linz,
AT COST FOR SIXTY DAYsi

On account OF q change in Tie business,
II. Il Y NE- n N /,
TIME JrwEIFR At sos J STREET. HAS
/ determined t. close out his entire stock OF
WATGHbs CLICKS, D;AEOND5. SILVER
WARE etc 1T cost iol the nsxt sixty days.
This is n fine opportunity for al 10 obtain
PRESENTS in this line Call and examine the
goods. and get prices. Sp
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THE SADDLE ROCK
RESTAURANT AND OYSTER HOUSE

JIRsT-CLAss HOUSE IN EVERY RESPECT.
4 Ladies' Dining-rOom separate Open day
and night. BUCHANAN S CARRAGHER, Pho.
prietors, 1913 Second street, between and X,
Sacramento.
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So. #. FOSTER s. CO.,


DOCK BINDERS, PAPER RULERS AND
Is Blank-Book Manufacturers, No. 319 street,
between Third and Fourth, Sacramento. 4p
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A TroRNEY-AT-LAw OFFICE, SOUTH
n west corner of Fifth and streets. Room
10 10 nd IL Suttor RuildinQ IT
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kTTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
J. C. benson. w. H. BEATTY. C. H. oATsAN.
REATTy DENsON a. OATMAN,


A TTORNEYS AND CONTROVERSIAL
n Offices: Metropolitan Book, over Metro
,olitan Theater, 425 * street, Sacramento, Cal tt
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DENTISTRY.
w. wOOU,

nRTTsT, oUINNs BUILDING, sgsSss,:s.
IL northeast conner Fourth and Ifpyffzsssss:s:
streels Artificial Teetb inserted On - -
an bagas. Improved LIQUID Nitrous Oxide gs,
for paialeaz extraction OF teeth. y
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/. G. SHAW,
DENTIsT, 49,.
IL CORNER TENTH AND sTREETs. QIyYTys
Over Tufts Drug Store. Inn
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

This went on for soale weeks, until finally
l iacans - pale AMI wesk that nv teacher
noilret the change and asked me about II. /
told h.as how t was. ami he ,a,d that must
50 home at once and order soaie proper food.
Well. az last l screwed np my courage, and
one day | said % the servant that had 10
sing az concert that night and wished her
20 cOoS ins a beefssesk and bring " 70 my
room. The old woman happened 20 be out
=. The time. and so succeeded IN getting tbs
steal. and ASSURE yen / ate II ravenously.
Then | started OF for The concert, congrrtu-
lAting myself on having managed The thing
80 we'll However, / had 40 sooner entered
the house than the old woman caIne hobbhng
up 10 me- seized ms by the arm, forced me
into corner aud commenced abusing and in
sultng me in the most ab0mlnable way |
Vas 50 terrified that forgot my tinidity and
managed IA some way 20 tear myself from
her and 10 rush % my room. where ! bolted
the door, ami then sank down on the fioor in
Mysteries. Finally grew calmer and began
10 think OF what had better DO IL was al
ready past midnight, but commenced pack
ing up my things at once, resolved TO leave
the house AZ daybresk.
AT about o'clock in the morning I fell
asleep from sheer exhaustion. and | dreamed
THAI ! saw the old hag standing 10y the stove
IN the kitchen. making some tea. j followed
each one OF her movements, and at last aw
her dl cup from the tea pot, aud carry this
in her hand 10 the cupboard. There she
reached up 70 high shelf and took down a
bottle marked poison, from which she poured
few drops into the cup. Then she put the
bottle away carefully, and came up stairs to
my room carrying the tea, and knocked at
the door,
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28


Gas 3 .se aflEas-s.s1s 81 A1 ssnot 6
n.snsay ars s4e -exsf4s Gs.aee sass-s'szfes
sssfa.ls Fl ens 3tsbes g. saeF 8 sezEles
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;. aaalt sxszxel ss.ca ea asz e4afzy
slfssnaaa bsfxe~ss me Aasss x 4 as.t
p "a. "a east $50 lsssss O. issei Esotfisis. -
sat-f s8eioas a. aes4afei - tie talsaL-
psrebsa esssans sasa4eFs treT~ are s4ssa
eshlnas~a ~ao seq ~stsruaeisn staasi. aDd
e4ca lakss IA frsm e. - So peF ossalag.
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fsFty Chsaaassa srs of.sn seen sssr1esnslias
sac ss4al iaanea.4s - A4ge rhlEks ~ ~ra
r.pessa -4sslsfa Faiapkias, ~ tse Cnlaess
cal lEs4a.
taea sAere srs The Canes psasat sfassis,
iAs1 4lsi "a a biz 5sssiHess as 4aF lllns 4 tas
reaf Ills i bees,ess tas t'hlaese ts-aa ineif
fesaass at SAT- water. tasy SIS bo..s'i enfa
they teeoais nasllee Esea tbs tnia-se
as@al 81 psanats afs lnars sapeai i@F g tA9sS
pssouea.i ~ he .of.s ~ s4islY Italy neez-ss
%@tA"f
hours before they are pgt through tbs foass-
e. 1As watermelon sss,ls als sIga.laliY
treated. and tasy serve alaons The Aongo-
lians sf Gotham a. = very daints oash AZ
their gre4s dinaers. os inslsal q sll.9aias
cigars, tno chiaess suzs-s SO eossn aBd cfae&
watermelon seess.
The agsar caas stan1s 49, Do . itsAifg
business a. 30 tas line>e - Leon fga CT
lie cream stands fh.s chinese lee cream Is
se5neuhst different from any olEer Kind ~
trs cream In ths ffss place it bAs no 40 IA
IT, aHd In tos aecoEa p.ses there Is 40 eFesm
tlf Il is called Leon tEn 81 "celt' cIeanl or
la-iy. and il 10 really tbe next tAiu< that az
srsrs 20 80 cream anionk tie 400 CO go %
bsathslis ~ tasns. The ChlD-ee are 50 fenl
~ n tnsf even The real article here has faliesi
I o. -upersa,is it .fhis Leon fuan IS made Of
= se>ciss sf hxht stuff. very much Ike Amer
ican blanc mango. IL Is boiled very thin
With sfown sugar and set ia cold water Uatil
| it c0ngeals and then cut ap Ia dice shared
ANAL squares. A few spoonful. Cf thts !.
/ pat infD a bowl q kind Of thin, cool sweet
sned saars j. poured over It, and tue whols
/ II this peculiar mixture is sold for CHRIS
tan nscsel The Mott strset fantan players
cal IL boiled rice " ong Chm Eco - NSs
| IOr. s. Grid
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

The manufacture CT baseball hats IS ar in
dustry OF which few people outside OF base
ball players anu dealers have any knowledg ge
A reporter was asked By a Nassau street
dealer the ether day 60 guess how many bats
are turned out ia America every year, and
replied "A hundred thousand A hundred
idolestieks," returned the dealer. Tbs prod
ucs last year Was eight times that amount.
Nearly IS 900 cords OF wool we're worked up
into bats The ma jerliy are made FOR ANA
tedF players and ars wrought OF American
willow. This wood IS lighter llaa ash, aud
i consequently more popular with young
plsysrs- Michigan heads the lis. in tho man
ufacuiFs OF bats, Tor IA that state tbs best
wood 10 found The bats used by professional
players are made sln4oSt entirely OF ash This
wood IS found 20 se the strongest aud most
elastic Only the hest quality of aSh how.
ever, ia Of use. for thu strain put u,o it i
Tremendous. Then, too, it must be psrf tly
seasoned
Bats are made in nearly every state in the
Union. Tho largest and most Noted factories
are ia West Virginia. Illineis. Massachusetts,,
Rhode Island, New York and Michigan The
goods are turned out BY machinery, uniform
in sire aud pattern a lathe and the right
klad Of wood are tho only requirements for
-ttr=ir manufacture The factories OF the
Unitsd States furnish tie world with bats,
Tor orders are received almost daily from Eu-
rOTe. Australia and Japan New York Mail
.sd Expse-s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

II were the proprietor OF hotel I would
cash checks 10 every man knew and consid-
cred responsible. The hotel would lose no
mora money under that method than it does
by tbs present rule. which makes the cashier
responsible Tor any losses. Rascnis nre con
tinuaily getting in on us as they do on tie
hanks. for the hotels DO a regular banking
business with their guests and are forced to
accommodate 4 good many Other people. inst
a. the banks ate We lose q ~ 10 81, so a
year in worthless cheeks
Some n the fellows who beat rs are very
shrewi about e. Fer instance. there vas a
Young fellow about here awhile ago who WIS
supposed 70 have business relations with
Warner Miller. lie got quite intimate with
oDe Il the pF0pTjetors Of the hotel. ard us1d
20 sis down ia The ofilcs vith him and talk
After one ~ these talks one day be came
over 70 toe cashiers desk snd said. sBv the
way. wish you ~ould cssh . check for ne :
There vas ~ Trettier eopfdsncs game in the
rofd lis ebeek - szsaed and came heck
marked. eNo lurfs" vel known iavysr.
who - down oa BIS luck. GOT into tho hofri in
ulaea the sans manner. Tske e sll in all.
tie hotei can afyord 70 lose some nnoney IN
tins way. because is refusal 70 accommodate
people VII drive away great osal Of people.
Tia business Of TIE country j. 50 largely
trsnsactef BY casck that Ne have 70 tske our
chances Merchant Traveller
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28
NINE. E.kEvADkSSTORY
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~ks toeS ststantzgs ~ ~ lDex fsfaente -
isspose "a as IA sseEs ~ay possible, - fax.
/ F-ld \ yeTy kixb FFe< sRc sas siisa9s.
starred AZ | thlak & tkss pace COW 8
a.skss 90 slsaaasf Tie nzaasr sss a perfect
eia hag. 40 wsnt alesat tke hoass n a
Fszg~i cd psttleoat. vftn h@r blsek hair
galnbiisk dowa oEsr LeF lace afd shoulders
IA a. uhtliy HAS and par x hItie rat :
eye pespsag sat a. yog ffosn AaEosg tas ysl-
- ~glaAlss. Eseiiy. tie ssinss ilSs eses q
taks p.ses "a tnat fam4y are ncfedssis.
tasfs were E~o ggoNa up daughters, and
wQaa s1lastlnles eatsF tas psri9g and hot
one " theal slftas aaletiy under the piano,
doiak aotnlHg apparently, and often would
he awakened az night ~ strange sounds,
ssleams nless's voices. threats snd oaths.
VAS 0Aly IS years ela a. the tH1e, snd Was
too t.uid or uusaSpisiogs - ssy anything
about thu bat ths ~oFSg thing of al vas the
food which they gave me There was only
one Kind Of meat. aud th2s bad never been
able 10 eat Il w4s pork. was ashamed %
complain. b0t would cover the piece on my
plate with potatoes or bread and leave De
table almost faluished